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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-21
CARL DUNDER.
The Teutonic Sage Tells Story of y Bad
Boy and Some Bears.

Boy and Some Bears.
If I had leedle poy aboudt four
year; oldt to come und sit on my knee
IN der eafnings und ask me to tell him
shtory, l should hug him oop tight in
my arms und pegin:
"Vell, once upon sometimes dere
vas leedle poy who vhas badt He
shteals sugar und preserves, und he
tells lies und runs AWAY, und by und
by eafrybody points his finger at dot
poy und says he shall pc hung on der
gallows. Dot poys fadder hangs
down his head nit shame, und his
mudder cries all der time, und sooch
troubles you neafer see. Vhcll, one
day when dis badt poy goes AWAY to
rob an oldt womans who Ifs all @lone
in der woods he falls down hill und
preaks his leg. Dot makes him groan
und call oudt und pc afraid, but no.
body comes to help him. In place Of
dot a big bear nit two leedle cubs
comes oudt of her den in de hill und
vhalks oop to dot badt poy und says:
'Fhell, who YOU yhas?
81 vhas Peter Bad.
"'Und how vhas it YOU come here9'
"I vhas going to rob dot oldt
womans.'
Children, come here says dot oldt
bear to her cubs; und Wien dey yhas
come aroundt her she says some more:
81 like YOU to know how it vhas.
Dis poy first tells some lies to his mud
der; den he shteals some sWeet-cake
and shugar like tief; den he goes oudt
NIT some badt poys und shteals apples
und peaches: den he shteals some
money from his mudder. Poorly soon
he vhas a robber, und hat some police
looking for him. If you doan' pellet
some bad poy Will come to a badt end
shust look here. 1t 'vhas shust as
true ash gospel dot der weeked peo-
Piles doan' lif out half DER days. If
dis poy whas good he doan' want to
rob somepody; if he doan' want to rob
somepody he doan' come here und
preak his leg. My children, dis vhas
sadt warning to you dot ter vhay of
der transgressor vhas hardt, und now
fall to und we shall eat him oop und
pick his pones so clean as whistle
"Und der bears eat him oop?'
eyes
"'Und he vhas deadt?'
Eyes.
"'Und his mudder and fadder doan'
nefer see him again.
Meier again.''
Und some tears came NIT my leedle
poy's eyes snd he creeps little closer
to me, und may be der seed sowed in
his mind mid dot leedle shtory takes
root peter dan all der sermons he shall
eater hear-Detron Free Press.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-21
On the nFast" Train.

'Look here, "said a travelling man te
the conductor as he passed through
the train. you've made a mis-.
take"
Gin what way?'
"You told me when I got on that
this was fast train. 4 never Travelled
SO slow in my life.''
II assure you that what I told yot
was correct. This is one of the tastes;
trains on the road"
"Well, come to think of it, guess
you're right. You've no objection te
my going back to the rear platform
have you?"
'.No. sir. But what do you want ou
there?'
II want to see what the blamed
thing is fast ."-Merchant 1raveler
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-21
An Absurd Proposition.-Lily rs

An Absurd PROFESSIONALLY (Sec
rotary of the Cooking Class)-"Now.
girls, we've learned nine cakes, tive
kinds of angel food and seven pies
What next? Susie (engageD-''Dick'
father says Unjust learn to make bread
Indignant Chorus-''Bread? Absurd
What are bakers fora"-P31s6atrgi: y.'
letin
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-21
THE SOULS WINDOW.
Something About the Wonders
and Beauties of the Eye.

Its Complex Structure in the Lower AMI
mals-The Birds Third Eyelid-Union of
the Simple and Compound in Insects.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-21

Aim to be genial, cheerful, polit
and thoughtful at home.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-21

The ladies' Of Santa Rosa, Cal.
wear paper bonnets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
THE SANTA FE WEECko
Further Particulars Of tbs Smash VI.


CLIFTON, Ten, Aug. 2l.-Yesterday
evening Elk miles below town on the
Santa Fe, the north bound passenger ran
over a yearling crossing the track, result
ing in total wreck Of the engine, express
ard baggage cars, and seriously woundirg
three men, as follows: Dan White. Old
engineer of No. ), he train wrecked
large cash Gu. II temple, with head, face,
neck, shoulders, one nip, arms and Dotn
hentS badly scalded. earn Sweeney,
also cnGineer, passing QD the line
! for some purpose, and not on
regular duty at time, received cuts in
forehead and cheek, wiil considerable
bru ses aboutshead,i Chest ana shoulders,
besides being Scaldcd on face, hands and
srms.
JIM Castle, fireman, sustained hurful
Injuries on face, hands and arms, III the
form cf bruises Gud scalds
DR.. Walker of Fort Worth happened to
be { passenger On the train, Nho, by the
aid Is WHIST home remedies could be
brought TO bear under th9 circumstances,
did valiant S~ervice for the woun Ied men
| end at { later hour they were br0ugh.
! 10 town in q freight CGbJose, where they
! had the attention q Dr.. P2rshau in c0l-
nectiOn with DR.. Walker, or rather TO
! whom the cases were tUrnvd over, az d..
| Walker could not rCm0ia.
I IL the meantime lC0Cdg did more ser
vice snd offered more assistance for tie
care ana comforts Of the poor unfortU1-
! &teS tl3n did Mr.. Johnnie MOneybam, en-
| gireer OF No. 4, sCptaDOuld PASSENGER,
VINO had tC lag over mere on account CI
/ the wreck, ana who this morning took
them on Gis train to Temple. This ma2,
/ though stranger TO Jour correspondent,
! certainly deserves credit for MS generous
| kindtesseS to these men,
! L was not known duIiCg Tie night to
what extent Mr.. Swteny was hurt IL
| teruslly if st all, otherwise sill were doing
REASONABLY well this morning, AID their
| recovery is expected.
! The track was cleared by 3 O'Clock this
morning and trains pass with some delay
to-day.
! Msny passengers were OF board but no.
body else was hurt, as the main coaches
did not leave the track.
TEMPLE, TRX., Aug. 2l.-Dan White,
the engineer in charge OF the engine that
was pulling the passenger train that was
wrecked on the Santa Fe ct Valley Mills
on yesterday afternoon, the fireman
Castles, and the engineer, Sweeney, whc
was also on the engine CT the time Of the
wreck, were all brought to this place las'
night and received medical treatment
Eng neer White tldnost seriously hurt
His face, neck, back and thighs are badly
sCalded, and his face is so swollen that ht
is not recognizable, Sweeney and Cast,
are badly burned, but not dangerously.
MERIDIAN, Ten, Aug. 2l.-The north
bound passenger train on the Gulf, Colo
rad0 AID Santa Fe Railway we3 partially
wrecked near Valley Mills, this county
yesterday evening. The accident wa,
caused by striking g calf. Two engin
GERS and the fireman we're badly scalded
IaSs thought that one engineer and fire.
mafswill probably recover. The engiu
and ElsjI cars were badly wrecked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
teriously made its appearance several

teriously made its appearance several
days ago, and which was formerly re-
ported, belonged to Deputy Sheriff
Jacoby Of Dallas. 1t seems that the
animal was raised in Hunt
county, and on getting loose from rack
in the city of Dallas, concluded to visit
his old home, but how he managed TO
clear the many bridges between this p,sce
and Dallas is yet al unsolved mystery.
Night before last on the farm of the E i
wards brothers, seven miles southeast
from town, 8 negro man named James
jacobs, who was employed on the place,
entered the Steering apartment II 9
widowed sister Of the Edwards brothers,
holding 3 rock or brick IL MS hand, he
caught held of the lady. sac raised the
household by her cries. The negro
escsped through tee window, but was
recognized, and early Yesterday morning
was found asleep IN Edwards barn, ar
rested and brought to town and placed in
custody, had 81 examining trial and il
default OF 5ail was sent TO jsiI to aTTa.t
the action of the grand Jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
a Bah, AbandCaed.

Spooial . the Gazette,
LAMPAsAs, TEX AUG, 2l-Tais morn
ing as Hir. Pink Adams, 8 dalEyman, was
On his way TO serve his customers, when
about three miles from the city re heard
noise on the side of the road, which he
supposed to be 5 pig, but OF investigation
he found i. to be 3 male
child apparently shout twenty-iour hours
old. 1t was in e small box with cotton
stuffed around it and entirely nude. Mr..
Adsms took it to the nearest home, and
on his return took it to his family
There is no clue to the heartless mother
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
DISCONTINUED W0RKMEy.
= Cut ct Pallman-B rickyarcs Shut Down
for tho Season,
Texas papers please copy.

= Cut ct BrickyarCs Shut Down
tor tho Season,
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 22.-DiscOntent
reigns among the men 81 Pullman, cause
BY tae announcement Saturday thHt the
wages Of all trimmers were to be cut
dow2 10 per cent. There are nearlg Ice
men in the department and for the time
me striking sentiment ran high. A meet
Ing If the Knights Of Labor IF the Pail
man council was held Saturday evaHiug,
e. watch the situation was discussed Nc
decisive action was taken regarding the
strike, which the majority of the knights
seemed 10 feel would be bad thing to
the u-dor S. this time 81 the year. More
over, IS two years ago & similar chi was
followed by general one In sill the de
partments, 1t Was thought this fall would
see another order 10 the same effect, and
therefore it was thought best to await re
suits The cause tor the cut given by
the company is slack orders, but
the men claim that as the work
is done by piece some of the men turn
out sn unusual amount Of work and in
consequence receive unusual salary. The
company, it is claimed, looks only ct the
amount earned without regard to hard
work, and consequently ordered cut in
wages.
Another subject discussed at the meet
ing OF Saturday was the intended stop
page OF work for the season at the brick
yards. The men were out on 8 strike
from May until July, and are in pitiable
financial condition. About 800 men,
most Of whom are married, will thrown
out by the shut down which is to occur
Wednesday. The shutdown takes place
regularly about this time OF the year and
no more work VIII be done until next
spring, except the running for 8 short
time longer Of two Chamber machines
which employ about forty men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
SHERMAN.
q Widow aud Ser Daughters Lsfs r FOR
tuno-Work OF 1I,c District court

a Widow aud Ser Daughters Lsrs q For
tuno-Work Of 1hc District court
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tex, Aug. pa Mrs Lit
tletoB. widow, who lives in TIE western
suburbs Of the city with her thee 3aEsb-
te1s, received q letter this afternoon stat
ing that her wealthy brother-iu-Isw who
died in California sometime ago Ifs s
Will bequea!hing to herself and Daughters
an inheritance Of over 81 900 GOO. Mrs.
Littleton has lived q widow in this city
tor many yesrs, her daughters engaging
in the millinery business is 8 mesrs Of
support, and >lis immense fortune is
gratefully received by them.
The special session Of the District
court convened this morning. TIE fore
noon was spent hearing motions, end
when court convened st p. m, the IT "a
lar veuire wss empaneled and the case Of
Mary Williams against the city Of Saer-
man for damages from personal injuries
received from falling through defective
sidewalk, vas taken up AMI placed on
trial before jury, and the tak.rg Of evil
dcGce will nor be cooCludeG before to-
morrow. The plaintiff asss fer $500
damages.
Mary BtandeH5uTg, 8 G5Ine1 woman
who mas been held II the county ill in
this city for some time under federal
warrant charging her with violating the
revenue laws by selling toD4cCo without
license, was discharged from jill on her
own rec0gnizsnC2 to appear g. Fort
Saith, Ark, fer trial a. the mex term OF
Federal court,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
i -mp..,s EYater snrpIy.

Co:rcs2ondence OF tha Gazette.
TEMFLE, TEX Aug. PA mass meet
ing was held at the opera house last
nigh. with the view Of adopting some
pIsn to secure q water supply adequate
TO the growing demands OF the civ. Sew
ersl plans were offered, but that Of lay
ing pipes to the Leon river was regarded
az the most certain and the most feasible,
ant thst plan Vas consequently adopted,
and me books q the welerwoIks com
pa1y we're opened for additional suoscrip-
ton, and GOOD large fdnd subscribed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
A Woman Charged with Assault.
Special to the Gazette.

SpECla4 70 the TdZttIS'
OMAHA, TEX, Aug. 22.-Constable
Curlie went to-day and arrested MoIlle
jackson, colored, who stands charged;
with assault and battery on Alice Crosby,
coIored, about two months ago, aud has
been on the sIert for some time. He
lodged her in Jail e. Dairgerfeld where
she will remain for about ten days unless
somebody balls her cut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
Mrs. Hortense Chichester, e. Psso,

MIS- hOTleuse CllCuesleII II IaSVJ
August 10.
Miss Mary Goslin, Marshall, August Is.
John Vease, Marshall, August Is.
Mrs. Hattie Lewis, Sherman, Au-
gust IS
Miss L7dis Long, Cook county, Au-
gust l..
Mrs II. A. Cole, ElgiD, August L..
Mrs. Susan Mercy, Huntsville, AU-
gust L.
Mrs. J. NJ. Neel, Lancaster, August L..
Mrs. J d. Jackson, Plano, August Is.
Charles Turner, rear Hughes Springs,
August 10.
Mrs. Nancy DO&b, Gainesville, Al
gust 10.
Mrs. A. \. Williams. Al54av, An-
gust Il.
Mrs. c, W. MINER Tarrsn: county,
August L.
Gus Damn, Tarrant county, Ag2ust IT,.
Z Y. Giles, Grimes county, august II.
". Z. Stephenson, Grimes ccu1.y,
august Is.
Mrs. Jane Caildress, 64sl3g county.
MIS- william Bradley, Mckinney,
August -
William Ol9e. Denton, August
; Mrs. B. T.. P-Dm-ey, Galveston,
J August l..
4 W Z. 'Gurpil, R.venna August IT,.
/ K. B5ebe, near CorsiCsus, August J..
Miss E.lI Hodge, Navarro county,
( August IT,.
] Fred A Briek,iaG, Houston, August 20.
4 !. Vaughan, Cooper, August III.
{ ". @ Polly, Y ckdaie, August L..
NeIi Bridges, near RlsE, August -
"a o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

spccislto the Gazette,
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. pa hunt
ing party consisting ct Governor J. W.
Throckmortoa ard d number OF proml-
nent citizens Of this p.ace left last night
on the Ssnta Fe for ten days hunting
end fishing trip in the Oklahoma country.
Several slight showers fell here ct diff
feTent times during last nigdt. The in
dications are favorable for more rain.
John NJ. Hamilton, formerly OF this
city bu' nov CT Kansas City, IS in the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
EPyl;e.
Spec!al 10 the Gazette.

SpEC.a- Q ne N3ZCtte.
WYLIE, TEX, Aug, pa much need
ed rein fell here to-day, commencing at
y o'clock and lasting 81 hour and . hall
The Farmers Alliance have established
cotton yard in Wylie il charge Of II.
Burns, which will doubtless be OF gcea.
beDefs TO the town, as al the aIlianeeS
within FIVE miles have taken stock IN the
enterprise.
Twelve bales OF cotton we're received
last Saturday, which sold for 81 and 81
cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
\ Gainesville Pnys.ctan Arrested.

Special to !he Gazette.
GAINESVILLE; TEX, Aug. 22.-Dr. NJ.
A. A. Wolfe, physician Of this city, was
arrested this afternoon by Deputy United
States Marshal Lum Johnson on g charge
OF sending obscene literature through the
mails. The Doctor seems to have been
guilty OF only 3 technical violation of the
law, as he simply sent sn advertisement
book containing pictures that were not
chaste 10 mis- brother in Germany
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
TEE BO0DLER Captured.
Th5 Leader of tbs GauR that tTobDsd he
Chinaman is Capturod.

Ths Leader Of tbs Garg that tTobb d she
Chinamau is Captured
Special to the Gazette.
MIDLAND, TEX Aug. 22-Sherif R&y
returned last night from New Mexico
where he had been il pursuit OF Tom
Rice, the head OF tire trio that robbed the
Chinese laborers at Warfel3 and Midland
on the morning OF July so, the other two
being in iaii here. yRe Sheriff mad no
trouble IL trailing Rice, es the latter
struck all ranches through TIE country,
and his broken nase made it easy to fol
low him. Rice lad 200 miles TIE start Of
the Sheriff and Was on stolen horse.
Ray expected 80 tad Rice at
Roosevelt, n. M, but on arriving
there found t1at Rec did
not stop there, bat passed through two
days before. Taking deputy sheriff 70
his assistance, he rode night aid day for
three days, when they overlook him at
Fort Sumner, up the PecO5 river, eighty
five miles from Roosevelt. They were
seven days on their return. This morn
ing Rice waived examination ard was ed
mitted to bail in the sum of $1,000, in de-
fault Of which he WIGS committed. Rice
was reported 20 have the Doodle, but
when arrested had no money. The grand
Jury will meet September ;.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Gazette.
RocKwALL, Ten, Aug. 20.-Seversl re-
freshing showers have fallen here during
the week which will be of CREST benefit
to the cotton crop. The boil worms sre
doing serious injury to the cotton; con-
siderable portion OF the crop is entirely
destroyed.
Tae horse and buggy which so mys-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
ALTAR AND TOMB.
She Gazetto's Record OF SIC Marriage
and Deaths IL, Texas.


MARRIAGES.
Rev. j. 4. /spn AMI N las Emne Mo.ri-
son, nesr Venom, August :.
Emmett Nelson and Miss Lille Cel,um,
Marshall, Angus. II.
James l. Middleton and Miss NJ. j..
Bushnell, BiarcO, August H.
j. B Bryant and Miss &. B Waller,
GTdnbury, AuLust ! 0.
Eda2r Williams and Kiss Ita Williams,
Mansd9ld, AU9usl II.
Z. S. Mars and Miss Addie Cumminge,
P&io Pinto, August II.
J. w. Lewis and Miss Mgllia Russell,
Belden, August "A.
c L. 3 OK a2d Miss A. ", Armstrong,
C0Tsicans, August Is.
j w. R2us0le and Miss Allie Clark,
ThOrp Springs, August Il.
f. II. Carpenter and Miss Saran f.
wilson, Milan county, Augusta.
James StribliDa and Miss Minnie Perry,
Milan county, August II.
f. l.. SpaIldiug 8Gd Miss S, Gum,
Houston, August IL.
David We'll and Miss Jennie Mulkin,
WeatheTford, August lG.
r. NJ. Cannon and Miss Bette Milan,
near Van AlStyne, August IL.
c. L. Beck snd Miss Armstrong, Corsi-
cana, August 10.
James Jennings and Miss Maggie Hyde,
Marshall, August 5
j. 4, f. Hubbard aud Mrs II. L. Now
In, Ktlleen, August II.
Cl4ude Foster and Miss Luis Graham,
Sulphur Springs, August IA.
Julian Giradesu and Miss Julia Re
| bieTTe, Houston, August IS.
F. Il. Scott aad Miss Minnie BcadfyId,
| louisville, August IS
Rev. L. V. Smith and Miss Morgan,
Trinity Mills, AggustI0
T. n. George and Miss Sjgourney
Tngpen, Daingerfield, August Il.
w a. L0nder snd Miss Geneva SAWYER
| FATE, August IS.
j. Nj. McC8slard and Miss C II Free
man, Royse CITY, August lG.
John Scot and Miss Euphemia Wood
Cooke county, Augustus
w. c. Do5d and Miss Minnie MCGOWAN
near LocEhaIt, August II.
! r. V. Wood and Miss Anna Iiyeley
1 San Saba, Augu II.
B, d. Brown aud Miss Sue Foy. S Teet-
water, August Il.
D Il. Palmer and Miss Ztmrood, CT
| :on"0ot, August ,.
DEATHS.
tIr7. John Hand, Nscogdeches, An
/ gus ..
Mrs. P. NJ. Petty. N4cogdocaes, Au
gust ..
Mrs. a. L. Guinond, Lampasas, Au
gust I.
Mrs Jane Erwin, Lgmpaeas, August Q
Q. Q Wakefield, Beaumont. August 10
Mrs Matte Hunter, Seymour, Au
gust S.
H. a, Porter, Terrell, August s.
HRS. Susan Weaver, Denisoo, Au
gust -.
Miss Blancb Gunter, Derison, Au-
gust s
A. Msdlenk8, Houston, August
Mrs. Z. L. Mitchell, Collinsville, Au
gust 10.
Mrs. NJ. F. Kerr, Cotulla, August 10.
Mrs II. r. AlIcorn, Brennan, Au
gust II,
Elmore King, Marshall, August 10.
Miss Alice Mcmillan, Texsrksna, Au
gust -.
Mrs. James willard, Grsnbury, Angus
10.
j. A. Muncey, Mansfield, Augu 10.
Mrs. Mary f. Rutledge, Gainesville
August -.
DR.. W. H. Philips, Terrell, August lt
Francis NJ. Bolt, near Corsicana, Au
gust l..
Mrs. Mary E. Callahan, Longvie7
Junction, august Is.
Eddie Monghon, Gilmore, August Il
Mrs. Delilah Biard, Lamar county, Au
gust y.
Owen Brown, Johnson county, Angus
Is.
David Boyd, Johnson county, Angus
I6.
Mrs. Charlotte Barker. Tsscosa, Al
tgust 10
I DR.. ]. P. Reed, San Antonio, Angus
lG.
Dr.. ". y. Fielder, Alvsrado, Angus
Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market was Active, but WAS
Presided Over Almost E1cluss
lively by the Bears.
The General List Invariably Lowcr-Rail.
way Bonds yYere DUH and Declined
IN Sympathy With Stocks
COMMERCIAL RESUME.


Special . the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-RaiIway bonds
to-d&Y closed as follows: Fort Worth
and Denver a. 81; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas IS at S54; 6's a. 921; Texas and
Pacific Rios 81 7o4; incomes at 50.
Money 550 per cent.
Sterling Gull.
Silver 90.
Governments quiet aud steady, but dull
Cotton strong and higher,
Ouactire.
CUf G strong.
Sugars are materially unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, Aug 22-T1ere was more
activily displayed il the stock market
Elis morning tl2n has been seen for some
rtime past, but the increased business was
due 10 me operations of the bears and
was Dc ne at the expense Of quotations.
S Hing was very heavy with no vim what
ever ia buylng until late in the day when
sellers Of the morning covered their
shorts. The opening was quiet, but wesk
- declines, extending to ] per cent from
Saturdays Inal figures Further declines
were established from the opening with
4 III ls-LeS Nov sA-4-LtLI diAI W ~ III II
8J1iea most prominent. Tae market
soon became more active, bat quoted
down when the rally came which was FIR
small factions. Pacifc Mail and Union
Pacific thus became leaders in the down
ward movement, which gathered force in
: toe afternoon. The lowest figures were
touched before p. IN, When Missouri
Pacific showed UNUSUAL strength
The Improvement continued until
the close, which WAS dull about
midway DeJweea the highest and Loves.
figures. The 9ctiya list is invari bly,
lower Canada Southern, Hcckirg Goa.
Northern Pacific preferred, and Union
PaclE5 are each down II, Reading aud
Lake SlJIe per cent, ana the others
| fractional amounts.
Railroad bonds were duh to-day, but
we're lower, in sympathy with stocks
J There was ne special feature il the mar
ket, and gsltAough The list is invariably
lower important changes are few.
Government bonds we're held dull and
! heavy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
q Jeweler Flees to Canada.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Robert a. Aim,
Maiden Lane jewe.er who went away
last week with a quantity Of diamonds
belonging to other people has just been
heard from in Canada. He promises to
return soon and strsighten things out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

Remember ttSss for complains II the
bowels such a. dislrne5, h1x, dvs-nse:y,
cholera, etc, MagdGe'5 Benn- Pant is
The only reliable sbeeihc. FoTly-dve
Yeas wonderful Success establishes t1is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
syrup OF F4gb

manufactured only by the CaIiforniG Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal, is
nssura's own truc lsEs4ive. It is tAe
lnost easily tskeR anti thetsnost pleasantly
effective renast krowB to cleanse the
system when sbIfioUs or coatiyeFato dispel
headaches, octdS and feyersxto cure ha-
bituai constipation, Indigestion, etc. For
ssle in 50 cents and 81 bottles by Milton
King, druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
Sold Out to q Creditor.

Special TO the Gazette
Ell PAso, TEX, Aug. 22.-Lyons &
Green, retail grocers, sold out to-day TO
R. Roberts & Co, one OF their creditors,
thus leaving the balance of their cTedi-
tors in the lurch. The liabilities are
about $4,000. .,.,gtl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

The FinecJ kazore X the SFo<.H
At Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

against the sale etssoaA water and sun